40% of startup companies may run out of money within half a year New Corona May 19 5:04
Experts have pointed out that support needs to be expanded, according to a study concluding that more than 40% of domestic startups may run out of money within half a year due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection.
This month, a private consulting company surveyed over 370 domestic startups about the new coronavirus.
As a result, the impact on the business was
▽ "Very negative" was 34%,
▽ "Minus" was 44%, and 78% of the total responded that there was a negative impact.
When asked about specific concerns with multiple answers,
▽ "Sales decline" was the most common at 69%,
▽ "Securing funds" was 68%,
▽ "Maintaining employment" was 35%, etc. .
Furthermore, regarding how many months of funds are secured,
▽ “Within 1 month” is 3%,
▽ “Within 3 months” is 19%,
▽ “Within 6 months” is 20%, A total of 42% said they could run out of money within six months.
According to Deloitte Tohmatsu Venture Support, which we surveyed, existing support systems often require a decrease in sales, and start-up companies that are not founded do not meet the requirements and are difficult to utilize.
Yuma Saito said, “In France and Germany, we have established a financing and investment window for startups on the scale of hundreds of billions of yen. Japan must also use public-private funds to help prevent promising companies from losing their seeds. There is. "